Study of acute toxicity of the drug Homeovox
https://doi.org/10.37489/2587-7836-2020-1-34-41
Abstract
Relevance. Assessment of acute toxicity is a necessary stage of preclinical research of a tablets Homeovox homeopathic. The aim of present research is study of acute toxicity Homeovox.
Methods. Homeovox was administered once orally and intraperitoneally to mice and rats in the maximum possible volumes for each of the administration methods and for each animal species, at the highest possible concentrations. Equivalent volume of 1 % starch solution was administered to animals of the control groups. Euthanasia and pathoanatomical dissection were performed 14 days after drug administration. Periods of animals intoxication with a detailed description of the observed clinical picture were registered.
Results. The median fatal doses were not identified because Homeovox did not cause death of animals at introduction of the maximum allowable volumes and maximum allowable concentrations. The morphological view of the internal organs, detected during pathoanatomical dissection of all experimental animals, did not differ from that observed in control animals.
Conclusion. It was determined that Homeovox at oral and intraperitoneal introduction concerns to practically non-toxic substances. According to classification Sidorov KK this homeopathic tablets may be related to 5th toxicity class. According to GOST 12.1.007-76 Homeovox may be related to 4th danger class.
About the Authors
I. A. MiroshkinaRussian Federation
Miroshkina Irina Corresponding author - Research scientist of the laboratory of drug toxicology, SPIN code: 4697-7938.
Moscow
A. V. Sorokina
Russian Federation
Sorokina Aleksandra - PhD in Biology, Leading researcher of the laboratory of drug toxicology.
Moscow
A. V. Volkova
Russian Federation
Volkova Anna - Senior Research Officer of laboratory ofpsychop-harmacology.
Moscow
V. V. Zabrodina
Russian Federation
Zabrodina Victoria - PhD in Biology, Research scientist of the laboratory of drug toxicology, SPIN code: 8473-6920.
Moscow
K. S. Kachalov
Russian Federation
Kachalov Kirill - Engineer of the 1st category of the laboratory of drug toxicology FSBI «Zakusov institute of Pharmacology», Moscow; student of the pharmaceutical faculty of the Moscow medical university «Reaviz», SPIN code: 2992-6789.
Moscow
А. D. Zakharov
Russian Federation
Zakharov Aleksei - Junior researcher of the laboratory of drug toxicology, SPIN code: 9013-6228.
Moscow
S. V. Alekseeva
Russian Federation
Alekseeva Svetlana - Senior Research Officer of laboratory of drug toxi-colog, SPIN code: 8985-3418.
Moscow
A. S. Lapitskaya
Russian Federation
Lapitskaya Anastasiya - PhD in Biology, Senior Research Officer of laboratory of diagnostics and prevention of infectious diseases MRIEM, SPIN code: 7966-8750.
Moscow
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For citations:
Miroshkina I.A., Sorokina A.V., Volkova A.V., Zabrodina V.V., Kachalov K.S., Zakharov А.D., Alekseeva S.V., Lapitskaya A.S. Study of acute toxicity of the drug Homeovox. Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics. 2020;(1):34-41. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.37489/2587-7836-2020-1-34-41